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Apple users face a hard time managing their device storage and the need to transfer them is high on their agenda.
Storage has always been a problem with iPhone users. If you also own an iPhone, there are high chance that you’ve certainly seen the ‘Storage Almost Full’ notification appear on your device several times. It says to manage your storage in settings, but most of the apps, images and videos on your device are those you don’t want to delete.
In this situation, taking a backup of your data on your Mac or a PC could be beneficial, as it will help you safely store the large files and get rid of that irritating Storage notification on your device.
How to Transfer iPhone data Mac or Windows PC
Transfer photos from iPhone to Mac
– Connect your smartphone to the Mac using a USB Cable
– You get a notification saying ‘Allow your accessory to connect to your computer’ will appear on the iPhone, click on Allow
– Open the Photos app on your iMac or MacBook
– Select the location where you want to save all your photos and videos on the Mac
– Choose the photos and videos that you want to import. You can also select an album or create a new one
– Click on the import button and all your selections will be transferred to the Mac
In addition to this, iPhone users can also transfer their photos and videos to iCloud storage.
Transfer Photos from iPhone to Windows PC
– Install the Apple Device App from the Microsoft Store on your Windows PC
– Connect your iPhone to the PC using a USB cable
– You will get a prompt on the screen asking permission to transfer files to the other device
– On the PC, go to the Photos App and select the photos/videos that you want to transfer
– Follow the instructions as mentioned on the PC and transfer all the files
– Check if all the files have been successfully transferred to the PC or not
Taking a backup of your data is always a good option as it will help you recover all the data back if you lose your phone or if it gets stolen.